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10,Nov. 2026

CURENTA Golf Cart Battery Compatibility Chart

Selecting a lithium battery for a golf cart or low-speed vehicle begins with one question: which pack matches this vehicle's voltage class? The 2026 CURENTA compatibility chart answers that question for 22 manufacturers, from Club Car and E-Z-GO to Yamaha, ICON, Evolution and Polaris.

The chart below sets out model families, production year ranges and the corresponding CURENTA part numbers. It is intended as a selection reference for dealers, installers and owners who are converting a cart from lead-acid to lithium.


Figure 1. CURENTA lithium battery compatibility chart, 2026 edition — golf cart and LSV fitment by brand, model, year and voltage.

How to read the chart

  1. Locate the vehicle manufacturer.
  2. Match the model and the production year range.
  3. Confirm the cart's voltage class: 36V, 48V or 72V.
  4. Select the part number listed for that combination.

Where a model appears under more than one voltage, the pack class determines the part number, not the model name. E-Z-GO Express S4/S6, for example, is listed at both 48V and 72V with different part numbers.

Voltage matching is not optional

Pack voltage must equal the cart's system voltage:

  • 36V cart → 38.4V pack
  • 48V cart → 51.2V pack
  • 72V cart → 70.4V or 76.8V pack

A 51.2V pack must never be fitted to a 36V cart without upgrading the controller, motor and charger at the same time. Where a 48V conversion is intended, the controller, motor and charger must each be specified for 48V operation.

Reading CURENTA part numbers

Each part number opens with its nominal pack voltage: CUR38… denotes 38.4V, CUR51… denotes 51.2V, CUR70… denotes 70.4V and CUR76… denotes 76.8V. Where a model lists several part numbers, the chart indicates that more than one CURENTA pack is compatible with that application; the required configuration should be confirmed with CURENTA before ordering.

Coverage by voltage class

36V class (38.4V pack). Club Car DS, Yamaha G1–G16, E-Z-GO TXT 1994–2008, Star EV Classic 36V.

48V class (51.2V pack). The majority of the chart: Club Car DS, Precedent, Onward, Tempo, Carryall, Villager and Transporter; E-Z-GO TXT 2008+, RXV, Express, Terrain 1000 and MPT; Yamaha G19/G22, Drive and Drive2; ICON, Advanced EV, Evolution, Epic, Star EV Classic 48V, Tomberlin, Kandi, Navitas, GEM, Envy, Vivid EV, Bintelli, MadJax, Polaris Ranger EV, Bad Boy, Gorilla EV, Coleman and Pilot EV.

72V class (70.4V / 76.8V pack). E-Z-GO Express S4/S6 and Terrain 1000, Navitas Storm / custom builds 72V, GEM Classic 1998–2015, MOKE eMoke, Bad Boy Ambush/Recoil 72V.

Before you order

Confirm three points against the vehicle itself: battery tray dimensions, terminal orientation, and charger voltage settings. The chart defines fitment by model, year and voltage class; it does not replace a physical check of the compartment.

Frequently asked questions

Is this chart current for the 2026 model year?Yes. It is the 2026 edition and covers the production year ranges printed against each model. Vehicles released after publication may not yet be listed.

Can a 48V lithium pack be installed in a 36V cart?Not as a direct replacement. A 51.2V pack requires the controller, motor and charger to be upgraded together.

My cart is not listed. What should I do?Send the make, model, model year and current battery configuration to CURENTA. Fitment will be confirmed against the current chart.


Voltage must match the cart: 36V cart → 38.4V pack; 48V cart → 51.2V pack; 72V cart → 70.4V / 76.8V pack. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. CURENTA is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any vehicle manufacturer.

Need a fitment confirmation? Contact the CURENTA team with your cart's make, model and year.


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